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When teeth and jaws do not occlude (come together) in an acceptable position, it is called malocclusion and has been related to muscle pain, and migraines, and other problems like grinding your teeth. Some reasons for malocclusion are fillings or bridges that have been placed piecemeal over a period of years, orthodontics, developmental defects, oral surgery, trauma, natural occurring malocclusion, bruxism, and clenching.
Occlusal analysis and equilibration is the mechanical adjustment of your teeth, dentures, bridges, fillings, or other oral appliances to allow your lower jaw to function in a natural hinge in relation to your upper jaw without improper influence from teeth.
Yes, bleeding gums can be the first signs of gum disease that can lead to tooth loss, we can help! Gum disease affects the gums and bone supporting your teeth. It begins with plaque, a soft sticky substance that builds up on the teeth. Plaque is mostly made up of bacteria, Tartar (calculus), formed by hardened plaque helps plaque to gather and makes it harder to remove. If plaque is allows to build up, the bacteria within it can make your gums sore and infected. The gums can look red and puffy, and they will probably bleed when you brush your teeth. The gum will then start to become detached from the tooth, forming ‘pockets’ in which plaque can gather – and bone supporting the teeth will slowly be lost. Because this process is often painless, it can become very bad before without you noticing. If left untreated, gum disease can lead to the loss of teeth due to mobility and/or infection.I'm a paragraph. I'm a great place for you to let your users know a little more about me. Double click me to change me and your own content. To customize me and change my font click on the Design tab in the property panel.